Start where you are

What is actually going on

Seven entry points, written in the words people use about their own bodies rather than the words a clinic uses about them. Each one says what is understood, what is not, and where the page stops being able to help.

An ordinary Indian sitting room in morning light with a figure out of focus near the window

A woman in her late thirties sitting at her dining table after an ordinary meal, tired and thoughtful in low afternoon light

Insulin resistance

The mechanism sitting under PCOS, prediabetes and weight that will not move.

A woman in her late twenties standing on her balcony in early morning light, looking out at the street

PCOS and weight

The largest underserved group in Indian metabolic care, and the one most often dismissed.

A woman in her forties standing in her kitchen doorway in grey first light, a shawl around her shoulders and a cup of tea held in both hands

Thyroid and metabolism

Enormously searched, frequently mis-assigned, and cheap to actually check.

A man in his late forties at his kitchen table holding a folded printed report, looking away in thought

Prediabetes

The highest-value result in any Indian health check-up, and the least often explained.

A man in his fifties pausing on a stairwell landing with a hand on the banister, catching his breath

Belly fat and visceral fat

The most searched question in India, and the one most polluted by nonsense.

A woman in her thirties standing at an open kitchen cupboard at night under one warm bulb, deciding whether to eat

Cravings and appetite

The conversation everybody is actually having, described as biology rather than as discipline.

A man in his early forties asleep upright on an afternoon commuter train with his bag still on his lap

Fatigue and low energy

The symptom everyone lives with and nobody gets measured for.

Where every one of them ends

None of these pages can tell you about your own body

They can tell you what is measured and why. Reading yours takes a blood panel and a registered doctor, which is what the health assessment is.

₹1,799, which is the one thing that can be bought before a doctor has seen anything. Provided by Metaboliq with a partnered NABL-accredited laboratory.

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